01. Intro
02. Triste > Drum Solo >
03. Steppin'
04. The Chicken >
05. Drum Solo >
06. A Go Go
07. Fred's Life >
08. Well You Needn't
09. Watermelon Man
10. Shake Everything You Got
This was one of my high school band's first gigs -- while it certainly is not polished, I think it has a good energy...let me know what you think...
Colbey Arden - Drums
Rocco Cambereri - Guitar
Matt Herman - Bass
Ted Lechterman - Tenor Saxaphone
Reviewer:
Don Crimson
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November 20, 2010
Subject:
Soulive?
Excellent Band for neophytes. Great covers of Soulive.
Reviewer:
Jose Gaspar
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March 18, 2005
Subject:
Too Smooth A Groove?
Top-flight musicianship in a really tight groove. The guitar work is especially tasty, but the group's overall sound is a bit thin--more like a collection of soloists than a band (which may explain why the members now are pursuing solo careers). The "Watermelon Man" cover is a high point.
Reviewer:
PhunkMaster21
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August 28, 2004
Subject:
98% Funky Stuff
"These boys really know how to funk out the classics." - LA Times
"When I heard them play that chicken tune, I almost pissed my pants." - NY Times
Who the hell are these guys?" - Siskel and Ebert
"Critics agree, Aeshpunk is an allstar cast of funky dudes." - USA Today
Reviewer:
coolertheo
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June 7, 2004
Subject:
Ashphunk is dope
Not many people know this, but Ashphunk used to go by Aeshphunk. Either way, no one is really sure what the name means, except for the phunk part. Clearly this band funks hard, although the members are now all doing solo projects. This is one of their classic JJHS jams...the type of show that fans are desperate to get their greedy hands on.
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